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A Laptop Stand Made from a Single Sheet of Recycled Paper - Core77
A Laptop Stand Made from a Single Sheet of Recycled Paper - Core77.
This g.stand, by Seoul-based industrial design firm grape lab, is made from a single sheet of recycled paper. It weighs just 45g (1.5oz), but is sturdy enough to hold “even the heaviest laptops,” the firm writes. "The carefully designed origami structure has the perfect angles
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